Coweta County is closing its underused Work Release Center to expand prison capacity, addressing liabilities and reducing contraband and escape risks.

Sandy Springs officials secured a temporary restraining order against Failsafe Data LLC for operating an unpermitted short-term rental, following resident complaints about noise and traffic.

Georgia's State Capitol commemorated the Apalachee High School shooting's first anniversary with calls for enhanced school safety and gun violence prevention.

Pabel Troche has been named the new Fire Chief of Roswell Fire Department, with a 20+ year tenure and key roles such as EMS Director and Battalion Chief.

Milton’s City Council aims to reduce speed limits on several roads for safety, awaits state approval, and is set to hold a concert and address community causes.

Milton's Fire CARES is offering free wellness clinics for the community, led by firefighter and nurse Derek Hofmann, providing health screenings without appointments needed.

Tamara Gatson, owner of The Book Cellar, wins the Outstanding Achievement Award from Conyers DDA for her positive impact on local culture and commerce.

Marietta residents warned about scammers posing as utility reps, threatening service shutoffs, and asking for immediate payment via unorthodox methods.

Marietta, Georgia, will hold elections for Post 4 on the Civil Service Board, with voting from October 14-16, 2025. Candidates must meet specific eligibility criteria and submit an application by September 19, 2025.

Fulton County's Board of Commissioners voted 5-2 to delay nominations of two GOP candidates to the election board, amid legal disputes and concerns over the candidates' actions.

Clayton County is offering an Introduction to Canva Training course on September 15 to teach participants how to use the design tool for creating professional graphics without prior experience. Registration is required and limited.

The article discusses Rockdale County's annual Paper & Electronic Shredding Day, inviting residents to declutter by securely disposing of documents and e-waste on September 27, 2025.

Clayton County celebrates Black culinary excellence during Black Restaurant Week from October 13-19, 2025, supporting local Black-owned restaurants with dining deals listed on the county's tourism website.